Outcome-driven roadmaps prioritize achieving specific business results and altering customer behavior over merely listing features or outputs, offering several advantages such as product differentiation, flexibility in responding to market changes, protection against recency bias, and alignment with company goals. This approach contrasts with traditional output-based roadmaps, which often resemble short-term release plans and fail to address underlying business needs. Integrating B2B SaaS solutions into these roadmaps can be challenging due to the complexities of scoping and changing requirements, but tools like embedded iPaaS can simplify the process by reducing development time significantly. By focusing on the "why" of integration-related features, such as reducing onboarding time or decreasing churn, companies can better align their product development efforts with strategic objectives. Additionally, leveraging internal data and customer feedback can help in defining SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) outcomes, ensuring a higher probability of success in meeting both company and customer needs.